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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
baltimore aud Onto nniiroah Wat.


lEy telegraph 90 the D,spoich.i
FMrMour, September 1.-THE Pee
GUAR monthly meeting Of the Board of
Directors If the Baltimore and Ohio
Iailroad Company was held to-day at
the compauy's Office. William Burns
presided Dir Burns stated that q tom
porary arrangement for 100000 BAL
been made. as authorized 10y the board
at lis last meeting, SO that negotiation,
me still in progress for the permanent
funding of the debt, and that when
those were sufficiently advanced tine
whole matter would be submitted 10 tAe
Finance Committee, and by thatcJmmi,-
ice it would be committed to the bonrd
for itsactiOn. As stated heretofore the
negotiations contemplate that IA synli-
cate shall buy Sj,UDo,0)O OF consoli-
dated mainline mortgage bonds ami
5000, Oo0preierred stock that the enc
tire issue of consolidated mainline
mortgage bonds would De S2S,0j0,00l,
and with the exception OF $4,000, $50,
which viii he taken by the syndicate,
the remainder will bc used for retiring
at maturity the existing mainline mort
gage Indebtedness and for sinking fund
purposes, thus saving to the company
the annual cash appropriations now re-
quired for the sinking fund. Mr. Burns
stated that the syndicate was not IN the
interest Of any other corporation, ald
that the management OF the Baltimore
I'D i Ohm GpfupguV Woull be us free rs
ever from the domination OF any rival
interest. Mr.. Burns called tue att o.
;ion OF the board to the fact that the
,mniues Of the company for August
v'Ie -. 90, 01C-the largest earnings
# any MONTH in the company's history
and that unless something uu.oresean
occurred the earnings for September
would be greater than those for the
month OF August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Ataee.nobbery in Tcxns.

ny iflNkl alL i' TIC 'l@phHL.l
CHICAGO, September Ia TuJ.s
special from Kyle (IcG.) Says: Mon
DAY night the Lockhai and Lui.1g
stage, carrying the Mails, was robbed
hy three masked highwaymcn. There
were only three passengers in the stage,
al OF whom were made TO surrender
thsir Naiuablos at the points Of rcyol-
ycrs. Then the driver was relieved of
lis watch The mail-pouches We're left
untouched 1t is generally believed
the robbers belong to gang Of tram
robbers who were run to cover last Sat
urday near tho little town OF Marchala.
below Austin. 1t is known that at least
three Of that band broke through the
Gordon Of officers at Marchala and eS-
capped unharmed, rs they stole fresh
horses about fifteen miles from Mar
clala. 4 poss Of citizens LETT here
last evening to guard all the roads lead
IN toward Mexico. in the hope OF cap
tuning the daring highwaymen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

asw YORK. September II -Cotton-Gross
receipts. 2.d5 bales Futures closed steady;
salee, tq20O tales; september, t937af239; De-
toler, 90 2satg ~: November and December,
sg.2saf99j: January. f93ls.9.s2: February.
S92g: March. a. l5ai9ts April. iJ.55as9.6;
May. SaG2atg.t3; June, ss.70ai9.n; July, ts1oa
au
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
abe Recent Vote la TeXes on Con-
stItuttOnai Amendments.

IHl I7I7-IIl N " ~" I7l-T7s17-II
AUSTIN, lex, September 1.-THE
returning board yesterday canvassed
the vote Of the counties on the several
constitutional amendments voted upon
on the 18th Of August last The total
vote Of the State in favor Of the prohi-
biionamendment was l29, 273 against
prohibition, 22l, 627; majority against
prohibition, 91,35l. These figures are
subject to revision. The returns OF
several counties exhibit apparent errors.
The other amendments were all de-
feated 10y majorities ranging from 90, .
eco to nearly 10000, the amendment
extending the legislative session being
defeated by the largest majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

The prosecutions Of the workingman
in the South and the denial OF his civil
nights cause degradation. low wages.
and inferior products, which bring into
unfair competition the labor OF the
North and obstruct that full measure OF
prosperity and thrift that equal condi-
lions throughout the country would
establish and maintain. A fair hearing
on all public questions, a free ballot in
every citizens hand, and an honest
count Of the vote are tho first preroga-
tives OF a citizenship TO which full re-
spect must be paid to insure the enjoy
nent OF freeman's birth-right and the
maintenance OF a republican govern
ment On a stable foundation.
&. The veterans OF the Union armies
and navits are entitled to the liberal
consideration Of this people for all pub-
lic preferment, and should receive
generous car- and adequate pensions
lie fippant, sneerIng language OF
President Cleveland s yetOas of the pen
sion bills was insulting TO the veterans
and degrading TO the Executive. The
.uhsoIvicut spirit displayed in Tresi-
dent Clcycland's Illegal order t. return
O rebel battlc-flaes precious trophies
0f The Union tr0ops-dcserves only re-
probation. and justly eXcites tho resent
mcnt Of loyal people.
T. Congress should pass laws and cs-
tallish regulations that will prevent
the coming to our shores of disreputa-
be and undesirable persons, whose
presence here would threaten good gov
eminent, disturb peace aud order. and
dcprCciatc the dignity and rewards OF
honest labor. Anarchists. Communists.
rolyPaui. q, p2upers. fugitive from JUS
tice, and insane, vicious, and criminal
persons as also contract labor, should
toe vigorously excluded but honest,
Industrious, Wcli-in,cntiOned persons,
escaping the oppression and degrade
ton Of tie Cld World despotisms and
the crushing force OF free-trade poll
cics. are welcome rs adcsirab.e element
IN our population.
The Sth section commends the State
Legislature on general grounds
@. We heartily endorse the purpose
of the Republican majority OF the
Legislature in passing bills to limit
andrestrictthc liquor traffic, and we con
denim the yctocs Of the Governor rs
hostile 70 that purpose. We recon-
mend comprehensive AID efficient le-
gislation Tor giving local option by
counties, towns, and cities and the re-
striction 10y taxation in such localities
IS 90 not by their option exclude alb
solutely the traffic
Sections 10 to - deal with State mat
tors.
The 18th and last section is rs fol-
lows: The cause of ireland and the e.
fonts in IFS behalf by Gladstone. Par
nell, and their associates have the earn
est sympathy Of Che Republicans AMI
commend cooperation by all peaceful
methods to promote an carly AMI com
ulttr triumph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
HaLIroaa Aceiaenttn aeorgla.

lby telegraph 10 the Dispaici.l
ATLANTA, Ga, September 1.-THE
second section Of Passenger Train No.
:, which left here last night on the
Western and Atlantic road, met with
~ accident at Sugar Valley. The pas
sep9er train rGn INTO freight t[aln on
3 SIDE track. The baggage and two
freight cars are in splnters. Jack
Wright, the passenger engineer, IS
badly bruised about the head. Fire
man George Donnelly had his right leg
broken below the knee. Both legs will
have to be amputated. Cato Wyatt, a
colored fireman, wasscalded and bruised
slightly. George Moore. express mes
seDger, is hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
destructive Fire.

SYRACUSE, September IA fire
broke out in store-room in the top
floor of the four-story brick buildings
Nos. Ii and AZ south Clinton street
this evening, causing damage TO the
extent of 100000. Alderman i
skinner. boot ami shoe-dealers, occu-
pying the first floor j. Atwell, dry
Goods, on the second floor, and II. =.
Stone. manufacturer OF childrens
shoes, on the third floor, are the losers.
Infurnnce, $50, GOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

Nrv NiF. September l4.-phe
news Of the affirmation 10y the supreme
Court of Illinois of the decision OF the
lower court in the case O; the con
Damned Anarchists causes great excite
mnt among New York Socialists and
Anarchists
Herr Most was furious. His An
orchist paper, FrCihcH. had just gone
to press when the news came. The
forms we've ordered from the press.
Most posted a notice saying that lac
could not be interviewed until I Z. ii,
and ut that hour the paper would be
published containing an editorial on
the matter
-Nos:'s editorial is addressed TO the
Wolkinemen OF All Countries. lie
cl,aracterizes the judges who made the
decision as Infamous and bloOdtMrsty
fools. and the jury rs corrupt. No
vember 18th is the day set Tor the muir
der of these "herOos. Capitalists
wished 10 see blood flow to show
the people that they We're the
law and could do as they pleased.
.'Workinemcn," says he, will
Won peaceably allow this TO take
nlace? Allow the punishment OF
rcurescntatiyes who have identified
ibsmselycs with your cases ? these
deals OF your class" lie asked that no
tone be left uuturned to assist the con-
demned and says workingmen must
how their military strength. An in
dienation mass-meeting must be held at
once and money raised TO fight the bat
lie Of Justice and salvation Of the mar
A mass.meeting will be held on next
Monday night in Union Square to pro
test against the hanging Of the con
dcmned men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Shcepshead.Bay Races.

Lh1 t'sN tt@l'A W AAlN A'i'lisAI'-.s4
NEw YORK, September li.-First
rsce-for all ages-Cyclops won Harry
Russell second. Pcricles third. Time,
1850. Britannia burst a blood vessel in
his brain.
Second race-handicap for three
yeoT-olds and upwards, one mile
Florence VI. won; Maggie Mitchell
second, Bsnncr-Dearer third. Time,
l:45.
Third acc-Great Eastern handicap
for tWo-year-olds, three-quarters OF i
uile- Baccland won in gallop by
eight lengths; George Oyster second,
Galliiet third. Tine. l:ljt.
Fourth race-ior three-year-olls and
upwards, selling allowances, mile and q
Guarter-Pbil Lee won as he liked by
eight lengths Carissima second, Queen
Bess third. Time, 2;l3.
Fifth race-for three-year-olds and
upwards, seven furlongs on the turf
Jennie Il. won Grenalier second,
Little Minnie third. Time, 1915.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
RICHMOND TOBACCO nARxkT.

SEPTEMBER II, lSs1.
The market in sun.cured oilers was thought
stronger to-day. Certainly the average prices
have been higher for the past two day'. but
there wac also an Improvement In quality.
some cohsignees are not rs FREQ sellers as ihoy
were TWO weeks ago. Only a few wrappers Wore
told to-day. and "A small lot Of common sud me.
dunn filters. Business IL Of aretail character
The standard styles Of cutters are hold at out
side prices Ha32hc. Burleys are again higher
in the West, and this has led 10 some sales to.
day at prices mat could not have been gotten
lastweek. Very few low grades offered, win
&c about the lowest price. A fancy sun
cured wrapper brought Boz. to-day al auction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
4 Great Unionist Demonstration.

ny Anglo-Americsn cable 10 tho Dispatch.I
loNDoN, September 14.-Chambar-
lanes visit to Colerline, in London
derry, viii be made the occasion of a
great Unionist demonstration. The
railways viii run special trains to ac-
commodate visitors to the town. 4
temporary building will be erected capa-
he Of holding five thousand persons.
An address viii lie presented affirming
the necessity of uuion and urging en-
cally land settlement and local govern
mont for ireland. the same rs in Great
Britain. Chamberlain, it is expected,
Will announce his scheme OF local gov
eminent alternative of home rule.
it is reported that the Duke Of
DCyonshire has been converted to
Gladaonc's lr;aA roEey, and that ne Is
try ing TO induce bis son Lord Hart
npion) to abandon the dissideut party.
Baliour, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
has gone to Dublin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
CASEY. AEoTsl R OF he MIrcHSLs-
TOWN VICTIMS, DEAD.
France Hssdy for Revenge - English
Races Other Items Of
Interest.

by Anrlo-American cable to the Dispa,ch.l
DUBLIN, September 1i.-At the in
quest to-day over the victims of the
Mitchelstown conflict Hcad-COnstable
Doherty's evidence differed from the
statement made by Chief-Secretary
Balfour in the House of Commons. a
Scotch tourist gave testimony that
agrees with the Nationalist version OF
tie affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

RICHMOND. September II, l>s1.

HlShHNhts september ~ A''fs
OFFERINGS.
WnEAr.-White - bushels. L0ngborry. 3 i6S
bushels. Mixed, 2.i>2 bushels. ohOrtOcuy,
1ie bushels. Total. .y,6 bushels.
tORS.-i.C5O bushels.
DATs.--i 51~ bushels.
IHE.-le bushels.
MEAL.-C,I bushels.
sAIEs RErOKTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White % bushels worry good AZ So
lohglerry. tJ bushels prime 40 SIC. $50 bushel-
very good az ssc.: l,ll6 bushels good nj So
li bushels good az Sic. 0J0 bushels fair at So
go bushels lnimon az G3r. Mixed. 30 bu III
rlf prime 80 -ic. $40 bushes far AT Zoe.
-.ofttcrry i6 bushels very good at 500: -
bushels good 90 Sc: 100 bushels fair at 49,. /;
IS bushels common AZ nc. 20 bushels common
at s3c. : - hushcl, common at ~. lSS bushels
common al i0c.; tS bushels common at Csc. (;
SOD bushels common az TIC; 2OS bushels COM
non al Soc. 1otai sales 81 wheat, j2.S bushels.
Offerings to-day oi wheat, 1,3ji bushels
same DAY last ycnr. 1894 bushels sales to-day
a. wheat. 5.iS bushels; same day last year,
i.If6 bushels csug- $50 TAR this year, 800 jS
bushels; same time last year. 3ji,l'. bushels
Extreme range 0t prices today, 40 ~ Sic. ;
same Jay last year. - to 92r.
CopN.--Nhite, 30 bushels prime az BE. 300
iu-ic,s common nt bic
OArs.-N inter, 90 bushels prime an Be.
hY..-l. bushels very good 0a private terms.
NEAL.-t14 bushels on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Gnrernnr ,,lacl.hnrn ncnd.

~ w = ~ y -I- T-TVT-- ~
LOUISVILLE. Ky. September ii
Ex-Governor Luke T. Blackburn, who
he'd been lying at the point of death at
Frankfort Ky. lor weeks past, died
there at 2:3j =. ". to-day. His last
ineligible words were spoken Satur-
DAY last and were: "Oh the beauty
Of relation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

,By telegraph To- The nispa;,h.l
DAYTON, O., September ll.-The
Spanish and Dutch tobacco is safe in
sheds, and the seed-leaf Is being cut
rapidly. Frost would do great injury.
Careful estimates are 1000 to 5000
ca-os OF Dutch, 1900 Spanish, and TO-
coo sced-lcaf as the cigar-leat crop OF
tuc tlami Valley this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
The Ssnrs, Case.

lRy telegraph % mo Dspatch.l
NEv IoIE, September IA the
,l,unc 81 the court this morning Mr..
houlke Cochran Immediately assailcd
uupy of tine statements made by Mr..
Nicoll in the Sharp argument yester-
,ay. Some Of The statements, me- said
viii warmth, made by Mr. Nicoll We're
Of such a niture as 20 call for refutl-
lion from Linn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Tenants Houses Wrecked by Hob.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dlspatch.l

DUBLIN, September l4.-While re-
turning from n funeral at Mitchelstown
this evening a mob Of about three hun
bred persons completely wrecked the
houses OF several obnoxious tenants in
Gailbally, who were compelled to fee
for their lives. The police escort was
stoned by a mob and compelled to take
refuge in the barracks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Damage SUIT Decided.
lBy seIerranh to The pIspa,en.l

LNcHBURG, Va, September IA
The suit OF Sherman BROTHERS a.. c.
w. Button, late postmaster, for $40, :
coo damages for alleged misstatements
in selling them the Nrginian news
paper, was decided in favor OF the dc.
fendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

Shoulders. sa75; long clear. 90; clear
rib. s9iek short clear. sp.35as9 IN. Bacon
lboxedl--shoulders. 500; long clear. I'D:
Clear-rlb, S9.75asas7k; short clear, fi0i0A
fLlgk. Hams steady AZ sizasit
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September iA--cash quotations.
were: Flour firm and unchanged. No
srring wheat. Cs'laGec NO spring wheat.
tiaf5kc No. ? red, &c. asked. No. corn,
lard. 1880. short no sides (lOo-el. tSD. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxedl. sh2oaDS. shost-
clear sides boxed. 81 o0as9s5. wbiskoy, si.i0.
LeSiiIg fueurce ranged as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
BALTIEORg STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. september li.-Nirgiuia Gs,
consolidated. with coupons, %; past.due cou-
rcus. C3: do. new 3s, G3H; do. l0-i0s, with
coupon. 81. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
FINANCIAL.
INV YoBK. BALTlM0RY. AND RIcA-
NoED STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. Tobacco, Tur'
psntine, Resin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rRv Telegraph to the Dispatch.I

NEW YORK. September H.-Ihe STOCK nllr-
kct to-oay was more active, and the bears asolh
or aggressive attacks upon values were con-
centraied and well executed. There was an
almost total absence Of support and though
piice- rallied when the pressure was removed
it was in n feotle manner. The heaviest up
ward movement was made Just after the an
nouncement ~ the heavy acceptances OF bonus
av lie treasury. bul another drive az me mar
Be-, Quickly wiped ont the gains There were
veiv heavy roaiizaiions In " estern Union early
I'M tie dav. and the bears improved the oppor-
unity 10 break the stock. and u be anne pronil-
rcut I'm dealings. Later more attention was
,ivcn 10 coal stocks, and Jersey Central and
Heading were specially weak. Manitoba maze
another sharp decline. Total saieS' S1o'VVO
haiCs. go.
Nav YORK. September iL-Noon. STOKE
full ard featureless. money ea'y Al D per'eni,
Exchange-Lons. 4Soh short ista. Govern
mcr o. dull
Erenin5.-ExchanRe active and steady; long.
Isl. short, 4t5t. Money easy ~ 5a5. ci0siuR
rfered NJ C. Sub.Treasury balanccs--1ol !,
ii?irS3OOO: currency, Si35'5,o0. Govern-
merts dbli: per cents, l23h ~ per cent,
f.-a. state bonds q nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
Washington Notes.
lBr IeIeprnnh 10 iha nispatch.

10y telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l
NAshlSeToN, September l4.-Acting-
Secretary Thompson accepted si.l99,-
oUo OF bonds offered to-day at prices
ranging from 1928 to 1874.
IL Is the present intention of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15

10y AulloAmoucsn cable To me DIsp3tch'
Lon oS, September ll.-One Aun
ar,d nous have been destroyed by
fire in HceeI, Russian Poland, ami
twelve persons burned to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
n 3. Wonderful

bow q good Tea can be sold at so cents
and a lice present Gwen with IT, Call
at Julien Biuford's, 1902 Main street,
and try pound Of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
xrrzEz.z z.z-s.zE1Ex-s

Ara meeting u the Beard Of Directors Of the
Old Dominion Coiton-Aills, held on September
j.. l,61, TIE following resolutions we're adopt
cd:
whereas captain EDWARD GRAHAM. for many
wears the treasurer and agentO Of this company.
mas Leen removed from US by the hand 81
peath, and We desire 20 give expression TO our
appfeciaiion Of him:
Hssolrfd, lsI, That In the death OF Captain
EDWARD Graham this company has lost most
capable sud enlcient officer; that the cOmfsl-
nily IN which BIO lived has been deprived OF one
Of iis most useful and enterptising citizens. q
man Of the highest and most admirable cha
racter and conduct Ia oil the walks Of life: In
var most distinguished soldier, aud IN peace
a 10 lessdistlpguishod citizen.
Eesolrsa, 2d, That We deploro his death and
tender 30 his family our sympathy and unite
With them In their sorrow.
Eesoirsd, I'd. That copy OF these resolutions
BE- Ir,sented 70 the faulty OF Captain Graham
and be published In the cities OF Petersburg
and hi1 Emoad- J0HN McGILL,
;. Il. ARLINGTON,
A. A. ALLEN,
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-15
EAR GETs ~ TkLEGgAPA
NEW YORg


NEW YORK. september iL-Cott0n steady /;
sales Ga bales: uplands. y7ac.; Orleans. l0c.
Quotations are and Will be hereafter for new
and old cotton; consolidated net receipts to-day,
IS.l5y bales. exports % Great Britain, s,sss
taies southern Hour quiet and unchanged.
Whcat-Cash weak aud IN some cases a TITLE
lower: options closed steady; ungraded rod.
;.u-ii.c.: No. red. September, 5ai4assSc.
October, 70 4a.93 e.. Com-SpOt ulne lover;
OpiiCus kaac. lowor, closing steady No. :,
October 5Ui. ajtsc.: November, ~ ia3l Sc.
Cat- JAKE. lover and fairly a-tiye; No. ,,
September. - s32hc.: October. % la32 8.
uois quiet and weak. COfee-SpOt. fair. Rio
dun - 90; options lOalj points higher and
les active: No : Rio not quoted: October.
SlIGa{ls GO: November, tlaiOasl6 -. Sugar
quiet and steady; fair reclining quoted At t5sc.:
refined barely steady. Molt5sos dun kice
steady and fair request. C0ttOn-seed Oh. ~. Tor
crude, ilat2h e.. Tor refined. kosin duh at slO1t
si.l2h. lufpentinc dull 90 = &c. Hides steady
and iair demand. Wool duil and weak. Domestic
fleece. 2de85c.: pulled. 1888. Texas. ya23..
Pork quiet but army held mess. Sij.50 i0rOli.
si6-O for new. Beef firm. hifles duh AID
uomlnai. Lard las points lower and les active,
western steam, spO,, sGi2S October. g. s0as6 %,
November, fd.7Jas6.'7. treights dun.
bALTIaOhA
BALfIx0Es. Nd. September It-Cotton duh
ard nominal; miIdiing. s9c Flour hrfn
and quiet; Howard street and western su-
per. f2.2Jai@75; DO extra. s3as3.6); DO family.
katscfA61; CITY mills super, f22a.2t2i 40.
extra. f3.00as3 30; 90. Rio brand-, g.. i5afla0
lataIsco superiatNe patent. $40; &c. family.
S4.sA heat-Southern nrm for choice; red.
,gasOc. amter. sOGS2c. western steady aud
quiet No. winter red. spot, ,aOc. sep
temher, sUAaib'sc. October. i>aaSic.: No
Vemter. s95 asDc. December. clA asigsc.
Corn-southern higher and arm; white, 5Sa
5tc. yellow. t5a5tc. weeiern hrin aud dan;
mixed, spot. 4skc. bid; October. 494 a50c.
Oats firm; southern and Pennsylvania, ga
S5c.; western white, 32a3Gc. western mixed.
3lssekc. Rye nrm Without active demand az
,3as5c. Bay steady prime 20 choice western,
l5a!5c. Provisions quiet and steady. Ne,s-
Icrk, fd.S5aslhtO HUH. meats-ShOuders and
clear-rib sides, packed, N aud CSC. Bacon
Shoulder. ~ aeAc. clear.fib sides, l0Nc.
hams. l3Hai4Ac. Lard-Rehned, ec. Butter
steady: western packed. i7ae2c. creamery,
s2Gg3c. Petroleum. steady; refined. Gssc. Cot
fec easier; Rio. ordinary 70 fair, is4s0.
sugar steady; eopperrenned firm az l04a
lOkc. 4 s0ft 6hc. Whisksy quiet at Sl.lia
Ais. ffrclghts ~ Liverpool per steamer d1ll;
cotton. is-eid.; noar. =. 81. grain, "a.
ST.. LOUIS
ST. LouIs, September n--Flour stea iy aud
unchanged. Wheat firm aud fairly active
No. red eash, GOV a08Ae; Oct0ber. 69ha
6gke. Corn y a4c. higher: cash 8sal0a 10
tober, so5ac. Oats frm and higher: cash, staa
CSC: November, ehke Whiskey steady Al
si.05. Provisions arm. Pork Irregular: new,
1850. Lard. s0iA Dry-sait meats ,Doxodl--